Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-22

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GotpMHrA, Jan. "a Tho Keeley stove
Dusks had been shut down for the past
- weeks In all departments, except
~ the machine shopa During this time an
nr1ount of stock wss taken. The different
Hounstments have once more resumed work.
1urnscs No 8, of the Chestnut Hill Iron
- eompany, has been doing very well since
- bss been put In operation. Several sue
ooGusul casts have been Lladc.
Y Gepsirs are being made to the boiler at
'ooedslia furnsces The furnace has not been
= blown out" but pig iron will not be made
ontil the repairs are completed.
lpquess Over james Bufh.
Coroner Honoman OF Lancaster. came TO
Ociumbia on Friday afternoon for the pur-
poss Of fholding an inquest on the remains of
Jamss Burk, who met tragic death at the
Uulumbia rolling mill on Thursday after
0oon. The following jury was empsnneiled
~. B. Musser, Fl. A. Eckmen, Samuel
q 8ippey, Andrew Hsrdnele, John Findley
md Moses Murphy. The jury went to the
rolling mill where they examined the fol.
lowing witness George II. Snyder, Henry
0eachrist Alfred Turner, Bernard kimm
md Henry Grof. The testimony OF thess
. Witnesses was substantially the same as pub
1iohed In the INTELLIGENcER OF last night
after hearing the facts concerning the acci
Dent the jury rendered the following YER
dict "James Burk came to his death by
being accidentally caught aud drawn
into the machinery at the mill OF the
Columbia rolling mill company, and in our
opinion no one was 70 blame for the eccl
dent"
Religious Items
The regular Sunday services will be held
tomorrow In the churches OF town, the regC'
lar pastors occupying the pulpits
In the Church OF God, Rev. c. n. Rishel,
pastor, will preach on Sunday at 1880 a. M,
X 8 sermon for parents, subject "The Royal
Resolution" Parents are invited to be pres.
snt with their children, taking them. into
the same pew. Evening service at o'clock
subject "The prophets Pathetic Question ;
mission service TO be held during the week
commencing at 7:30 p. m.
Borough Briefs.
Miss Minnie Gilman Is On visit TO friends
In Harrisburg.
Miss Annie Hoffman OF Harrisburg, !s on c
visit TO Columbia, as the guest OF Misses
Sallie and Mollie Frank, on Union street
Mrs. D. Hauauer and daughters, Misse'
Fannie and Ida Hauauer, are on q visit
Columbia.
Kiuie Rhoades and company will com
mence q weeks engagement in the opert
house on Monday evening, when "Pygna
lion and Galstea'' will be presented Th
company appear at popular prices.
A camp fire will be held in the srmory o
February 10 by Gen. Welsh Camp Sons
Veterans
The funera, of the late John Barr took plat
on Friday afternoon. Services were held
St. Johu's Episcopal church, Marietta, an
interment was made In the cemetery at th
place.
The warm weather of the past few ia.
greatly ipteTfered with the ice cutting. ii
ice has become very soft and work was 81
pended on Friday afternoon. The men we
woBking this morning.
The Forest and Stream, OF New York, co
ts,ns lengthy account Of an English masti
owned by W. Ii. Fendrich, OF town. Il
dog Is seven months old and weighs
pounds. The article states that the dog
the heaviest for IFS age in this country.